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21.  IDLES  ROUGH  WITHOUT  ABNORMAL  NOISE  OR  SMOKE,  WILL  NOT  CLEAR  UP
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TM   9-2320-289-34 Table   2-1,   Mechanical   Troubleshooting   (Con’t) MALFUNCTION TEST OR INSPECTION CORRECTIVE   ACTION 23.  KNOCKS  AT  IDLE  WHEN  HOT Step  1, Inspect  torsional  damper  for  looseness. If   torsional   damper   is   loose, remove crankshaft    pulley. (See TM  9-2320-289-20)  Insert  tool  through  slot  in  torsional  damper,  against  front lip of engine oil pan, to keep crankshaft from turning. Tighten bolt to 200 Ib.-ft. (271  Nom).  Install  crankshaft  pulley. Step  2. Perform  Mechanical  Troubleshooting  malfunction  #34. NOTE If   pistons   are   not   defective,   retarding   fuel   injector   pump   timing   will   quiet down   combustion   knock. Step  3. Loosen fuel injector pump nuts. Rotate fuel injector pump to retard timing as far as it will go. Start engine. If knocking is not reduced, loosen any fuel injector line fitting at fuel  fuel  injector.  Knocking  tone  will  change  at  fuel  line  feeding  defective  piston. Tighten  fitting  to  20  Ib.-ft,  (27  N.m)  with  crowfoot  attachment  J-29698-A  and  repeat check  until  all  defective  pistons  are  located.  Reset  fuel  injector  pump  timing.  (See paragraph  3-44) Remove  and  inspect  any  defective  pistons,  connecting  rods,  and  connecting rod  bearings.  (See  paragraph  3-1  3) Step  4. Remove   engine   oil   pan.   (See   TM   9-2320-289-20)   Check   clearance   between connecting  rod  bearing  caps.  (See  paragraph  3-1  3) 24,  EXCESSIVE  OIL  LOSS Step  1. Test  compression  of  each  cylinder.  (See  paragraph  3-2) Step  2. Remove,  clean,  and  inspect  valves.  (See  paragraph  3-8) Repair  valves  if  necessary. 25.  OIL  PRESSURE  LIGHT  ON  AT  IDLE Step  1. Remove,  disassemble,  and  inspect  engine  oil  pump  and  oil  filter  valve.  (See paragraph  3-33) Step  2. Check  main  bearing  clearance.  (See  paragraph  3-1  4) Step  3. Remove   hydraulic   valve   lifter   clamps   and   guide   plates.   (See   paragraph   3-9) Measure hydraulic valve lifter clearance where it contacts its bore, parallel with roller and 90 degrees to roller. Clearance should not be more than 0,005 in. (O. 130 mm). Repeat  for  each  hydraulic  valve  lifter. Replace  hydraulic  valve  lifters  that  have  excessive  clearance. Change 2 2-19

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